Hello, Anthony,
I think in your case the operative phrase is "in
England". I guarantee you that over here the Jag front
clip would not be the economical alternative! :^)
Have fun,
Mike in SF.
--- Studio2 <studio@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Don't normally get involved in this kind of thing,
> but after all the hoo-hah went onto ebay to have a
> look at the sacreligious '57 Dodge. Looks pretty
> fine to me for the money (as long as his reserve
> isn't ridiculous). Got to question the '82 Transam
> dash, but each to their own. I'm putting a Chevy
> 10-bolt rear and a Jag front clip in my '58 - anyone
> want to string me from the nearest tree :^)
> Seriously though, I can understand people berating
> the guy for fitting (in their opinion) inferior
> parts to the car, but it just seems to get a little
> bit too intense sometimes - if you don't like it,
> don't buy it by all means.
> But when I'm driving my LSD'd, proper
> parking-braked, power-steered, 4-pot disc-braked
> (also 383'd, wouldn't go as far as fitting a GM
> motor as well) Plymouth for a fraction of the cost
> of what it would've been for the uprated Mopar parts
> over here (England), I don't think I'll lose much
> sleep about my lack of brand loyalty.
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